4. Prioritizing by Your “Chronotype” 🌞🌜
Definition: The time of day when you naturally have the most energy (like being a night owl or early bird).
Example: "If I’m a night owl, I’ll do my toughest homework after dinner when I’m most alert."
Application: Identify when you’re most productive—morning, afternoon, or night—and schedule your hardest tasks during this peak time. The work will feel easier and take less time.
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When you’re balancing school, social life, and personal goals, it can feel like there’s never enough time. But with a few strategies, you can take control of your day, focus better, and accomplish more without sacrificing what matters. 🎯 These practical skills are perfect for anyone, especially adolescents, who need to make every minute count.
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